I see the mint mark missing, but I thought the 44 Henning Nickel had a hole in the leg of the R in PLURIBUS? Or was that just some of the 44's and not all?
Jim
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Where's the mintmark? Is this a Henning nickel?
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Yes, a "Henning" 1944 no-P, the die pair without the looped R.
That was my first thought.
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Henning weight 5.4 grams +/-
yup, Henning
BHNC #203
Cool
Latin American Collection
Neat Henning.
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Another vote for Henning (pun intended.)
Henning.
Looks to be a Henning.
Nice find 🙂
Henning. A little light to start with then well circulated.
Nice find... What is the backstory? Found in change? Roll hunting? Cheers, RickO
Very cool!
It's a genuine Henning counterfeit.
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I was looking through a pile and wonder about this one wt 5.37g
The Henning counterfeit nickels used to sell for about $25. Not sure what they're worth these days.
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Yup, looks like a .........................
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Neat find. A counterfeit that is welcome and looked for...
I see the mint mark missing, but I thought the 44 Henning Nickel had a hole in the leg of the R in PLURIBUS? Or was that just some of the 44's and not all?
Jim
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest....Abraham Lincoln
Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.
@jesbroken I believe some of the Henning reverse dies did not have the characteristic R, but I can't recall if any were paired with the 1944 obverse